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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-11-11

DIED FROM EXcITEMENT.-The death of Mrs.
Susan B. Hanway, widow of Frank Hanway, Of
Hartford county, which occurred in Cumberland,
Nd, on Tuesday night of last week, was caused
by heart disease, which is supposed to have
been brought on by excitement from seeing the
nursery, in which two of her grandchildren
slept, in flames. 1t is mentioned as q coinci-
dence that Mrs. Hanway died on the first ami
versary of the death of her brother, VIM. Duke
hart The remains were brought to Baltimore
on Thursday and buried from the house of her
sister, Mrs. Block. Mrs. Hanway was formerly
member of Rock Spring Church and was an
active and Jealous church worker.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-11-11

MARYLAND STILL DEMOCRATIC.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-11-11

LARGE BARN CoMPLETED.-Mr. j. p. Silver
has about completed his fine large barn, on his
farm, near Glenville. The building is double
decker, so by ~ feet in size, the frame being 20
feetin size the bridge house attached is 251S by
20 feet, 16 feet frame. twill accommodate large
number of cattle and horses, the cattle stables
being provided with Wilson's patent cattle
fasteners. 1t was built by j. e. Boyd, of Peach
Bottom, assisted by VIM. F. Bulett. George
Macomber and G. NJ. Allies. The man of oil
work was P. s. Gilbert. Last week Mr.. Jas
NJ. Reynolds, Of Bel Air, added some finishing
touches, in the way of the Munson copper
lightning rods When entirely completed 1t
will be one Of the finest barns in the county,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-11-11
TERMS OF SALE.

The undersigned. intending to relinquish farm
Ing, will sell at Public Sale, on the property Of
the Misses Munnikhuysen, near Bel Air,
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2Ist, 1857,
AT IL o'clock NJ all hia
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-11-11

JACKSON DLIBERTY."
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-11-11

STOCK and FARMING IMPLEMENTS, to wit /.
Fsa Two Horses. l Mule and 1e5....ss,
Sk-yN ems and Ducks, Farming I'M MR
y u PIGMENTS consisting OF / Oil ~A'4>-
yer Chilled Pillow, Cultivators, l Harrow. Q
Wagons, Buggy. Buggy, Plow and other Har-
ness, Sleigh. so barrels Of Corn, lot of Fodder
by bundle, 40 bushels Potatoes. lot of Hay and
Straw, Scythes. Hoes, Forks, Shovels, &c. Also
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting of Cook Stoves, Parlor Stoves Chairs.
Tables, Bedsteads and Bedding, Mattresses, Blu
reau and many other articles.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums Of $40 and under cash on sums over
that amount Il credit of nne months will be
given, on notes, bearing interest from day of
sale, with security approved by Ructioneer and
payable at Hartford National Bank of Bel Air.
JOHN f. PIERCE.
j. y. kichardson, Auctfoneer. 1lnov
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b + l. A 1 r, M d.

Friday Morning, November II, 1887.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-18

The evils OF unrestricted Immigration to this
country from Europe and Asia are freshly i'm
pressed upon the public mind by the extraordinary
Aide OF immigration which is now pouring in upon
US The available unOccupied public land. upon
which so many new corners from Europe have
found homes, Is now nearly filled and rapidly I'LL
Ing BY restricting Chinese immigration the nation
has already indicated the beginning of new era
In the national life, and the end of that stage
IN which the republic has played the part
OF IAN asylum for the oppressed OF all nations
The theory has been deliberately adopted that the
asylum Is full so far mentally and morally de-
fectiye inmates are concerned. and that life lib
erty and the pursuit of happiness VIII best be Sc
cured TO Americans by Withdrawing the indls-
criminate offer to the world OF the opportunity to
enjoy within the United states American priv
ileges. There is consequently no great sentiment
tai shock when the immigration from Eu-
rope Is sought TO be restricted upon the
same ground. though not to the same
extent, as Asistlc immigration. 1t is evil
dent from recent events that the republic
has taken and is taking into Itself, and is at
tempting to aSSmiate elements which are as dir
fcult TO absorb as the Chinese. No man can be
more un-American than the American anarchist.
II Is noble to serve true asylum for the OPP
pressed, but the role of dumping ground for the
check upon the rush OF European criminals and
lunatics TO our shores and upon the easy grasp OF
the privileges of American citizenship by those
who are unable or unwilling to appreciate and
value them, seems absolutely necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-18
Rule AND Ruin.

Rule AND RUIN.
tits purpose to Rule in the matter of Low Prices
at the time maintaining the high standard of our
goods and hope thereby Ruin the high standard
prices which prevails to great extent in the District
OF Columbia for low grade of goods In the further
RULE AND RUIN
Policy, we firmly believe that shall receive the
hearty support and cooperation Of large majority Of
the people.
Tis the eye of eagle that gances along the CLINT
ing steel and plants each shot plumb center.
SHOT NO. l.
Blue Cheviot Suits tsacks) $685. These suits are
strictly all WOOL fadeless color and do not believe
can be duplicated anywhere for less than $40.
SHOT NO. 2.
Fancy Cashmere Suits Victory), $3.50. These are
excellent suits for business purposes and richly worth
to the wearer so cent than the price name
SHOT NO. g.
Grand Army Suits (Slater's). 90 80. Made according
to "Grand Army" regulations We furnish set of Jet
and g. A. buttons with each suit
SHOT NO. 4.
Cheviot Suits tchecks and plaids), 1915 In five
shades and patterns, strictly all WOOL For neatness
and durability have never anything to equal
them.
SHOT NO. D.
Prince Albert Suits, 315. So $780, and SIT 40 If
you will take the trouble to come and examine these
suits You will be astonished They are strictly all
WOOL corkscrews and diagonals made up in frstcass
style, with silk and satin facings
SHOT NO. @.
Boys Suits cages 13 to IL years., S5l2 All wool.
and will compare favorably with any SO or 80 suit on
this or any other market.
SHOT NO. Z.
Children's Suits cages to 13 years., $3.50. Some
cothiers make much ado about suit at RI 40 Onrs
is an all wool suit at that figure
SHOT NO. g.
Mems Cashmere Pants Chair lines), go We know
that you prepared to doubt it, but nevertheless
these pants are made Of strictly Atwood goods
We could continue on up to thousand
"SHOTS,'
But haven't the space Come and for yourselves.
VICTOR E. ADLERs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEN
927 AND 929 9TH STREET NORrHWEsr.
COR MASS. AVE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until IL p m. mv16
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CH1nDnEs,s AND MISSES GooDs.

Our Infants, Children's and Misses Depart
ment are now thoroughly stocked with summer
wearing apparel, and We call attention to the
following special iues:
Children Muslin Drawers. hem headed with
cluster OF tucks. Sizes to - years. - to 42c.
per pair according to size.
Childrens Muslin Drawers Hamburg ruf11e.
headed with two clusters Of fine tucks. Sizes
to II years. % to soc. per pair. according to
size.
Children's Plain Tucked Muslin Skirts Sizes
/ to II years. 20 to Tic. each, according to
size.
Children's Muslin Sacque Gowns, rufile in
front, Sizes l to 15 years. AZ to S739c. each,
according to size.
Childrens Muslin Mother Hubbard Gowns,
yoke of six clusters of fine tucks Sizes l to 5
years so to 92c. each, according to size.
Childrens Cambria Mother Hubbard Gowns,
tucked yoke trimmed with Hamburg. ruff1e
neck and sleeves Sizes to 10 years. 81 90
to B so, according to size.
Misses Flannel Bathing Suits, Navy Blue and
Gray, trimmed with Braid. Sizes 6 to 10 years.
From 81. 10 to $3.50 per suit.
Boys Fine White PiQue Coats trimmed with
fine embroidery. Sizes z, 3 and years.
Children's Fine Wash TOweling Coats, 9, 3,
and years. From 4.25 TO $500 each.
Chidrens White Lawn Dresses, large variety
of choice styles; well made and handsomely
trimmed. Prices 81. so to $1,000 each.
Childrens Cambria Dresses, 50c. each.
Childrens Bingham Dresses, $l.O0 each.
(Second Floor.)
my1S WOODWARD LOTHROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-18

In order 10 allay the panic raised by some per-
son or paper that cannot now be positively ident-
Ned, the Commissioners were compelled to turn
aside from their regular work and elaborate some
sub-rules which they were not ready TO throw into
form. Does THE STAR understand? OR Is it neceS-
Sary for US TO indulge In further crcumlOcutiOn OF
phTaSeology" II Is not nice for THE STAR TO aIlude
10 clerks as dogs. Washington Post.
Mr.. Oberly who made the ambiguous absurd
and vaguely threatening rules, and the reliable
Baltimore sun (Which the President delights to
honor BY congratulatory telegrams) in which was
published the original purpose OF the rules and
the alarming intention to wholesale disrnissals
OF those who were TO apply them, seem to be the
person and paper hit by the Post in its rather
scaItery and panlcky fire.
In the permanent interest OF Washington city
and In behalf OF a considerable body OF It's resi-
dents SrARgave expression 70 the fears which 1t
did not cause and IT is glad have participated I'm
a protest which has compelled disavowal OF the
purpose OF the rules originally stated disclaimer
of hostility and partisan motives and the hasty
formulation OF aInendatory "sub-rules" which give
some precision 10 the scheme, and remove part
but not all Of its absurdity and unfairness. The
STAR agrees with the Post that it Is not nice to
compare the clerks to 'dogs barking at their own
shadows" as Mr.. Oberiy did in Mondays Post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-18

Governor Hill may not always win his political
lights, but he has way OF making his opponents
lie awake nights 70 study out plan for defeating
him His latest stroke IN this line is the nominal
ton OF colonel Fred. Grant TO succeed ex-senator
Thomas c. Plat as quarantine commissioner.
This viii worry the hostile senator's They will
feel that there is an unhappy conflict between the
sharp politics OF Keeping Platt In and the popular
policy OF giving his place 10 Grant. Mr.. Platt Is
not general favorite among the republicans OF
the state, but he Is clever wlre-puller, and has
kept his grip on his party by making IL dangerous
TO tribe with him on the other hand, Colonel
Grant, without having personally any special
standing Is the son OF his father, who did not die
In the hearts OF his feliOw-citiZens when he died
In the nesh- There will be some lively squirming
among the senator's committed 10 the duty Of con-
nruing or rejecting this nomination.
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WANTED-LOTS

NANTED-LOTS-THE NATIONAL CAPIrALIN-
w vestIuent Co, (Samuel IL. Walker president $50
Louisiana ave-, next door to City POD Eligible Prop
critics. large small. in any section promptly pur-
chased if found to lie q bargain myl9-.Sm
IMPROVED AND IN
w improved Property to sell direct from owners
quick sales and moderate commission.
myl2-6t s. c. HILL. cor. Sth and + SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-18

The President has made just recognition OF
reputable Journalism In his handsomely expressed
congratulations 10 Mr. Abel upon the fiftieth an
niyersary OF the Baltimore S,tn under hts model
MANAGEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-18

Everybody Will hope that genial kind-hearted
Major Poore, Will recover from his present attack
and live many years 10 entertain the public with
his bright and graphic pen-wOrk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-18
WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-IST OF JUNE. THREE UNFUR-
w nished Rooms for light housekeeping: second
story: rent not To exceed 81 per month best of ref
erence given Address ADELINE. Star Office. It,
WANTED-UNEl ST-Two OR MORE UNFUG-
w nished rooms on second floor. with without
board, by gentleman and wife Board must be first
class. Address AYoNS. Star Office IL
WANTED-JUNE 1.-TWO UNFURNISHFD. CON-
w municaung Rooms and Hall Room. with all con-
Tor adults second floor preferred in north
west section 81 the city moderate rent Address with
particulars. NJ. D.. Star office myl1-st.
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MESs SUMNER DREss SHIRTS

WOODWARD & LoTHROFs NEW STORE.
We have placed ON sale in our Mems Depart
partment uO13 ST. two excellent lines OF
Mems Summer Dress Shirts, to which we invite
attention.
Mems Fine Cambria Shirts feather weight,
cool, and durable, finished with all-linen bosom
and bands, open front; 81 each.
Mems Fine Linen all the way through Dress
Shirts. light cool. and extra durable; open back
and open front: only $1.50 each.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-18
CASH AND CLorH1so
HOW TO SAVE THE FORMER WHEN BUYING
THE LATTER

OASd &AND OLOTHING.
HOW TO SAVE THE FORMER WHEN BUYING
THE LATTER"
80. ver our wonderful price list Of FINE
hEADf-AADE CLOTHING and you can surmise
what We mean by our heading
aice Business Suit at 80. worth slO
Handsome Black and White Cheviot Suit at aIO
worth Sl5 ~
Beautiful Brown Mixture Cheyiot Suit, at sIb.
worth SD. 49,
Fine Prince Albert Suit at s13 30 worth 400.
Grand Prince Albert Suit at S1S worth s25
Boys Everlasting Suit age Ii ~ 49, ut AGO.
worth 81
Boys Dress Suit age IA to 49, at sc, worth 80
Chiids Suit. age . to H. at 81, worth a.
Chlds Suit that you bound to like are q In "a
81, worth $3.50.
chiid.s Suit Sery dressy. age to IA. At 81 50
worth %.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY
my1S corner 7th aud G sta NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-18

MoRE NV EMpno1pER,Es
We have received an excellent line of Fine
Hamburg and Swiss Embroideries, Insertings,
ceptionally low prices. We quote:
1000 Yards Hamburg Edgings to 4 inches
wide. worth +. and 1Oc. Only &C per yard
800 Yards Fine Hamburg Edgings, 4 to 10
inches wide. Only 25c per yard.
500 Yards Fine Cambria Embroideries, choice
variety Of patterns. Only l214c per yard.
3S-inch Fine Swiss Flouncings, so, IS and
SOC. per yard
45-inch Fine Swiss Flouncings, 81. 81 .25 and
81 30 per yard
Match Patterns in Fine Irish Point Embroids-
ries.
4-nch, lac. per yard.
l-inch, SOC. per yard.
Elegant line of 22-inch 'AlI-over" Swiss Eln-
broideries, 90, So $1.l2 and $3.50 per yard.
Second hoor)
WOODWARD IOTIIRnp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-18

jay Gould IS always an interesting witness no
matter what the question NJ issue or what side
he Is talking on In his testimony before invest-
eating committees he is az his BEST because he is
allowed q greater latitude OF expression than
when he takes the stand in court. The story he
told To a legislative committee In New York sew
eral years ago, describing his early haTdshps and
struggles, the business he built up rat-trap
pedler while boy, the work he did ard the ex-
poSure he suffered as a surveyor and his resort to
prayer one day In the woods when his heart failed
him, was one OF the most entertaining narratives
In modern literature. Ii gave the public, more
over, new insight into Mr.. G0uld's simplicity OF
thought and piety OF spirit. On every occasion
since then, when he has figured prominently as
witness, this impression has been intensified No
man could have been more scrupulous In
his relations with his associates in the
financial world and with the pubhc-ac-
cortiing 70 his own account Before the
Curtin committee be- made it plain that he was
deeply injured phllanthropist. The tears almost
gathered in his eyes as he told how much he had
Gone for the wor1ngmen In his employ, and how
badly he had been treated in return. Yesterday,
before the Pacific railway investigating committee.
lie explained how nObly he had sacrificed his own
interests for the benefit Of the other railway
ayers concerned with him in the consolidation OF
1880, by conSenting 10 an arrangement which did
not prevent his Missouri Pacific stock from rising
from 50 TO 1l4 within the first six months OF the
following year; and also, how, trustee, holding
nearly thirty thousand shares OF Denver Pacific
stock worth ten cents on the dollar, he contrived
u obtain an order of court which enabled him TO
turn IL into the hands OF The Union Pacific cOns0l-
dated company ut about seventeen cents.
such recitalS as these are not only interesting
IN themselves, but they tend TO elevate public
sentiment by showing what glorious capabilities
In philanthropy may lie hidden under exterior
OF selfish greed and Inscriptions rapacity. 1t
NAY not yet be time To raise monument to Mr..
Gould by popular subscription; but, for the en-
eouragement OF struggling youth on the one hand,
and OF good men whose motives are utterly mis-
construed the other, ii behoOyeS him to get out
an autobiography like Barnuns, for instance, full
OF suggestive anecdotes and hints to the unin-
itiated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-18
EsonAv,ss Az. Az DR. q. SnkIsa

Engraving on metal and wood. Aono9ralns ana cresta
on seals watches jewelry Card and
ng seal engraving in all its branches Book binders
dies soap dies and steel stamp cutting Rubber
STAMPS for marking and all kinds OF material
Gold OF silver bullion embroadsrlag kesalAs and I'll
kiods Of lodge parap1elQAlA 0hl3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-18
WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-A HOUSE FULLY FURNISHED;
w good location where parties will board rent.
Address HOME. 1423 Linden ave. Baltimore, Nd.
Icy14-sSw
"ANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE NO
w chit1renl would like 10 take charge of . house
the absence of family during the best Of ref
erences given Address CORNELL, Star Office.
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STRIPED VELVET REDUCED

WOODWARD L LOTHROPS NEW STORE
To close out the following lines at once we
offer them at greatly reduced prices.
19-inch Striped Velvets, in stripes Of brown
and white, black and white, blue and white,
green and white, garnet and white, and black
and gold.
Reduced Price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
19-inch Striped velvets in a large variety of
light and dark-color combinations.
Reduced Price. 90
1Y-inch Striped Velvets, large variety Of
choice combinations for wool dress trimmings.
Regular Price. 90. 80
Reduced Price,. ..............Sa 100
This offers an excellent opportunity to secure
choice dress trimming Velvets at q large dis
count on former prices.
(Main floor; rear Of 1913 st)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-18
SrAsoxABLE Dnr GOODs.

We have Just cYened some NEW Styles in French
and Amer1csn Sattsens Crinkle Seersuckers, Law Is
&c. &c. New styles III Batiste, 10 and l25sc-
Gaze FIGURED Lawns, 5c. good quality.
Choice designs III American S2ttcens. l2H and 10
fkkiCH SATTEESS 2oc-
Furniture CretIns ia great variety. 10. I2j5. 15c-
1o-4 CROCHET BID SPREADS, Ell, s125.
Our STOCK of White Goods il still complete; we are
oderiss some rare bargains in this line.
Lace. Stripe and Plaid Orgsadies, I2H, 1Jc.
Corded and Check NainsOOk, j. 3. 10c.
VERY PINE QUALITY FIQUE, l2c.
We are showing very desirable things in Spring
Dras Goods. 81 I2t. -. ~ 81 s. SOC.
fsrasols and Sun Umbrellas
LA<hss' Gents and ChiIdrsn's Medium weight and
Canze ukDERSEAR. HOSIERY. GLOVES &c. &c.
Plain And Fancy Straw Msttings. Floor OH Cloths.
brussels and Ingram Carpets at cost
JOHNSON. GARNER & Co.
&c Pennsylvania ave,
nyll South side. near 7sh st.
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Art EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT i

ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. II
We are constantly opening new goods in this
department Among the latest arrivals will be
noticed:
Large variety of Japanese Fans. for decora-
tions 35c. and SOC. each.
Japanese Fire Screens, 75e. each.
1x7-nch Linen Doylies 81 per dozen.
Silk-and-Linen Doylies, Soc. each.
Double width Gold Felting, So peryd.
1S-in Embroidery Crash, 25c per yd
1S-in Embroidery Monte Cloth, Soc per yd.
4O-ln. White Butchers Linen, 35c per yL
36-in. German Linen CSC. per I'd.
We have just opened an elegant line of
Stamped Linen Splashers with plain fringed
ends; also few styles frnRed on ends and one
side. Large variety Of styles and colors, II, II,
%, 30, so, and Use each
63-inch Stamped Bureau Scarfs long pat
terms, stamped on both ends, Knotted Fringe
only 45c. each.
This department Is conveniently located on
second floor, through south arch to parlors.
WOODWARD Il Id1THROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-18

PLAIN ENa11sH"
Nothing like Straightforward facts and figures for
buyers Of Clothing Zine words butter no parspps
much less clothe people well and economically
FEW OF OUR BARGAINS.
Blue Flannel Suits, warranted Indigo, SO so
Best Flannel Suits, $40. sold nowhere under al2,
Prince Albert Suits at $3.50. worth S1S
Prince Albert Suits at $15, worth So5.
Prince Albert Suits at SIS, worth Sa5
Business Suits IN Cassimeres and Cheviots over one
hundred different Styles from So SO up
Seersucker Coats and Vests from 81 PSI p
beautiful line of summer Coats and Vests in Seer.
suckers. Drap d'Etes. Serges, Apacas, etc -
In White and Fancy Vests we have closed ont some
great bargains, aud will give you the benefit ON them
Odd Pants, complete assortment, at rock bottom
prices.
For Boys 5 to Is, we have a magnificent line q,
Suits including Sailor and Jersey Suits from M IN
to e12.
You can save 80 per by buying your Clothing
$ & s. III III at 64ssEE =.
myle COR. TENTH AND r SITS. n. ".
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HoEsEs PASTUEED Ar NATIONAL FAIR
~ Grounds. good shade and water. Apply
a. NJ PARKER
mJl2Iw SCperinten.snt. at grounds.
NJ CUNSISGHAM. -'HATFRR" GHNTLEMRy'S
tIAs SUI Felt and Straw Hats Cleaned and Blocked
80 DIX HAS IL order. Uy IT. CUNNINGHAM. the
seA-A1own halter. 1910 SUI NV. ap2l
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THE CONTINUOUS RUSH
HE1LBRUN's
LARGEST ONE-PRICE SHOE HOUSE
our efforts to sell only durable, stylish. and com
Portable foot wear lower rates than named by
others.
WE OFFER THIS WEEK
BARGAIN NO. l.
Ladies' Hand sewed Oxford Ties, &c.; worth 81
BARGAIN NO. q
Ladies' Hand-sewed Oxford Ties and Button Opera
Toe and Common Sense $1.47 worth 50.
BARGAIN NO.
Ladies' 1. French Kid. Button Hand-sewed- Every
pair worth "a; go this week at 1927.
BARGAIN NO. T.
Misses Fine Kid Button, high or low cut, 97c.
worth $3.50.
BARGAIN NO. s.
Gents Low Quarter Strap Shoes Oxford Ties and
Button, S147.
BARGAIN NO.
Gents Hand Sewed Prince Albert aud Strap Ties
&2.47; worth $3.50.
BARGAIN NO. z.
Gents Best Made, Hand Sewed, Fair Stitched, Low
Quarter Waukenphast and Button Oxfords, only 50
worth Sc.
l. HEILBRUN,
402 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
~ See Old Lady in Window.
P.s.-TICKETs AND CHRoMos FOR ALL
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

T'oR RENT-HANDSoMELY FURNISHED FLAT
of three or four roous. private bath second 1oor
in the BELMONT. sl3 10th st NV nlylti-:}t.